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Song from the 1998 film The Prince of Egypt

"When You Believe"
When You Believe Mariah Carey.png
Single past Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston
from the album The Prince of Egypt, My Love Is Your Love, and #1'south
Released October 28, 1998 (1998-x-28)
Recorded Baronial 1998
Genre
  • R&B
  • soul
  • gospel
Length 5:01
Characterization
  • DreamWorks
  • Arista
  • Columbia
Songwriter(south) Stephen Schwartz
Producer(s) Kenneth Edmonds
Mariah Carey singles chronology
"Sweetheart"
(1998) 		"When You Believe"
(1998) 		"I Still Believe"
(1999)
Whitney Houston singles chronology
"My Center Is Calling"
(1997) 		"When You Believe"
(1998) 		"Heartbreak Hotel"
(1998)
Music video
"When Y'all Believe" on YouTube

"When You Believe" is a song from the 1998 DreamWorks musical blithe feature The Prince of Egypt. Information technology was written and composed by Stephen Schwartz.[one] A pop unmarried version of "When You Believe", with additional music and lyrics by writer-producer Kenneth Edmonds, was also recorded for the film by American singers Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey for the film'due south cease credits and its soundtrack album.[2] Additionally, the song serves as the lead unmarried for both Houston's fourth studio anthology, My Love Is Your Love and Carey's first compilation album, #1's. The original version of the song, featured in the narrative portion of the moving-picture show, is performed by Sally Dworsky, Michelle Pfeiffer, and a children's choir (children's choir soloist: Andrew Bryan). "When You Believe" is described as a big ballad, with meaningful and inspirational lyrics, describing the power each person has to achieve miracles when they achieve out to God and believe.

The vocal received generally mixed reviews from music critics and experienced moderate success, peaking at number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100, despite heavy media attention and live promotion. It achieved improve charting throughout Europe and other nations, reaching number one in Republic of hungary, peaking within the top five in Kingdom of belgium, French republic, Iceland, Italian republic, the netherlands, Kingdom of norway, Kingdom of spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the U.k.. "When You Believe" was awarded the Academy Laurels for Best Original Song at the 71st annual ceremony on March 21, 1999. Prior to their operation of the song that night, Schwartz left Babyface'due south name off the nomination submission sheet. He felt that because the additions Babyface added to the song were non featured in the actual flick version, he did non deserve writing credits. Yet, while Babyface did non receive the Oscar, Carey and Houston performed his version of the song, because they were more familiar with information technology than the i in the film. Prior to their performance at the Academy Awards, they sang it on Nov 26, 1998, on The Oprah Winfrey Prove, promoting the song, too as both their albums.

The song featured two music videos. The kickoff and virtually commonly seen video was filmed at Brooklyn Academy of Music performing arts center. The video features both singers, and begins with Houston and Carey performing in a large auditorium, giving the illusion of a concert. Towards the end of the video, clips of the film are projected onto a large screen at the concert, while they belt out the concluding poetry. The alternate video was just released on NBC'due south special, When You Believe: Music Inspired by the Prince of Egypt, broadcast on December thirteen, 1998. It features a like synopsis, with both singers performing on a large stage of an old Egyptian pyramid.

Background and recording [edit]

It's sort of a message vocal. It's what 'Prince of Egypt' is virtually, Moses. If we were ever going to come up together on any kind of record, this is definitely the right one, and really the coolest thing to me is that subsequently all of the drama and everybody making information technology like nosotros had a rivalry, she was just actually cool and we had a really good fourth dimension in the studio. Nosotros had fun. And so, if nothing else, information technology was a good feel... and diva-ism, whatever."

—Carey, on working with Houston in the studio, during an interview with Vibe.[3]

When Carey compiled her offset compilation endeavor, #i's, "When You Believe" was included in the track listing. Co-ordinate to Carey, the song was included because she felt it was "a miracle" that she and Houston collaborated on a record.[4] During the development of All That Glitters (a film Carey was working on at the time, later known as Glitter), she had been introduced to DreamWorks co-possessor Jeffrey Katzenberg, who asked her if she would record the song "When Yous Believe" for the soundtrack of the animated film The Prince of Egypt.[iii] Houston, on the other paw, was introduced to the project through Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, with whom she had been collaborating on her album, My Love Is Your Love. After they were shown the film separately, both became very enthusiastic about participating in the project.[3]

The vocal was co-written by Stephen Schwartz and Kenneth Edmonds, who also produced the vocal.[4] Edmonds expressed how he went through more than than ane version of the song and described its production as a beautiful movie ballad that was something different from anything he, Carey, or Houston had always previously recorded. In an interview with Vibe, Carey said that she "liked [the song] the way it was". She had characterised it equally "a very big ballad simply in an inspirational fashion" and denied speculation that there had been past rivalry or antagonism between her and Houston prior to its recording: "I never fifty-fifty really talked to her until this. Nosotros never had whatever issues betwixt us. The media and everybody fabricated it an issue."[five] In an interview with Ebony, Houston spoke nearly her relationship with Carey:

I enjoyed working with her very much. Mariah and I got along very peachy. We had never talked and never sang together before. Nosotros simply had a chance for camaraderie, vocalizer-to-singer, creative person-to-artist, that kind of thing. Nosotros just laughed and talked and laughed and talked and sang in between that ... Information technology's proficient to know that ii ladies of soul tin can still be friends. We talked about doing other things together, enterprise-wise, which is cool, because she's got a proficient, vivid mind, that girl. She'due south a smart lady. I really similar Mariah.[6]

While the pair continued to limited their positive feelings for one some other, tabloids began writing the opposite.[4] There were claims that the two bore ill will against each other, and that they had to tape the song separately due to constant tension. While media speculation grew as the film'south release appointment drew near, both singers maintained that they had become close friends, and had only the nigh positive things to say nigh each other.[iv]

Lyrical content [edit]

The Prince of Arab republic of egypt is an adaptation of the Biblical story of the Exodus. "When You lot Believe" is sung in the film past characters Tzipporah and Miriam, and a chorus of people parting from the slavery of Egypt to the Red Sea and the Promised Land.[one] The protagonists of this carol recall tough times that take caused them to question their own faith: they have prayed for many nights to God, but those prayers accept seemed to remain unanswered, and now they wonder if their faith has been merely a waste of time. Even so, the main characters realize that although the times may be difficult, their religion should remain stiff.[4] As a bridge, a chorus of children sings excerpts of the Song of the Sea in Hebrew.

The original draft of the song used the lyric "y'all can practise miracles when yous believe", but this seemed to imply that the believer, not God, was responsible for performing miracles; the lyric was afterward changed to "there can be miracles when you believe".[7]

Houston had sung in a church choir while growing up, and Carey had always connected to her religion through music, peculiarly during whatsoever difficult times.[iv] This song became 1 of the many reasons that both singers were so interested in the projection. They each felt that spreading faith in God was an important and honorable aspect of their career.[four] While describing the vocal'due south lyrics and message, Houston said the post-obit in an interview with 'Ebony:

A powerful ballad; [songwriter] Stephen Schwartz is a genius. You lot have to exist a child of God to empathise the depth of this song. Mariah and I did it as we felt information technology. We both felt very continued to the vocal because of our background. What can I say? (It is) Merely a beautiful song. What a lyric! I tin't talk near information technology—simply listen to it.[6]

Composition [edit]

Originally, Schwartz equanimous the motion-picture show version of "When You Believe", which was sung in the film by the characters of Tzipporah (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Miriam (Sally Dworsky).[viii] It featured some dissimilar instrumentation from the original, and used a children's choir singing lines from the volume of Exodus (the Song of the Ocean) in Hebrew.

In club to give the song a wider radio and pop appeal, Edmonds changed some of the song's instrumentals and replaced the children's choir with a gospel one.[eight] His version was considered more "commercial" and would make the song "help sell the motion-picture show". Schwartz's original version was titled "When Y'all Believe", while Edmonds' enhanced version was titled "The Prince of Egypt (When Y'all Believe)".[8] "When You Believe" is a slow tempo ballad, which incorporates pop and contemporary R&B genres. A key alter separates Houston and Carey'southward solo parts in the vocal. During the last bridge and chorus, gospel inspired background singers join the song, giving it a "layered sound" while Houston and Carey's voice switch off belting the span. After "When Yous Believe" was written, Babyface added additional instrumentation, every bit well as a final bridge.[v]

The song is prepare in common time. Houston'due south verse is written in the key of B minor and features a bones chord progression of A-Thou1, and the vocal modulates to D major for her chorus. Her vocals in the song range from the notation of F ♯ 3 to F ♯ five. Carey'southward poesy is set in the same key, but the song changes to E major for her chorus. Her vocal range in the song spans from the low note of Due eastthree to the loftier notation of A ♯ 5 [9] The song'southward key changes once more in the last chorus, to F-sharp major. Steve Jones from United states Today chosen the song a "soaring duet" and felt that the vocal would exist able to appeal to many types of listeners and "cantankerous all genres."[x]

Reception [edit]

Disquisitional reception [edit]

While Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic was reviewing Prince of Egypt OST, he chosen this duet "unexpected -- and unexpectedly dull."[11] Chuck Taylor of Billboard wrote, "The Babyface-stamped track is indeed lovely, offering an instantly accessible chorus and a squeaky clean message of "all things are possible when yous believe in your dreams." He added, "The 18-carat story in this track is the return of Houston, who sounds fantastic—as clear and confident as ever."[12] Some other editor, Paul Verna stated that information technology is a "high-powered" duet, and afterward highlighted the song while reviewing Houston's album.[thirteen] Daily Record said it is "ballsy".[xiv] Ebony noted it as "powerful".[15] "When You Believe" received a mixed review from David Browne, an editor from Entertainment Weekly.[16] He gave it a C-, and wrote "[the vocal has] so much sap, maple copse volition be jealous." He chosen the song's religious attribute "insipid" and felt its inspirational message felt forced and generic.[sixteen] Henrik Bæk from Gaffa called it a "beautiful ballad".[17] Irish Independent wrote that it is "a devout duet".[18] Lichfield Mercury said the song is "stunning".[nineteen] The Washington Times described it as a "flatulent" duet.[twenty] In 2020, Billboard ranked it equally the 96th greatest vocal of Carey's career.[21]

Accolades [edit]

Critics' decade-end lists
Publication Listing Rank Ref.
Elle The 58 Best '90s Pop Songs ii [22]
Insider 100 Best Songs from the 90's 42 [23]

Chart operation [edit]

The song performed moderately in the Usa, despite a performance of The Oprah Winfrey Show and the 71st annual University Awards. Information technology peaked at number 15 on the Hot 100 and number three on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Chart.[24] On March 24, 1999, afterwards fluctuating in the United states charts, the song was certified aureate past the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), denoting shipments of over 500,000 units.[25] In Canada, the song debuted on the RPM Singles Chart at number 66 on the RPM issue dated December 7, 1998,[26] and peaked at number twenty on the chart upshot dated Jan 25, 1999.[27] It was present on the nautical chart for a total of ten weeks.[28]

The vocal performed moderately in Commonwealth of australia, where it entered at number 25 on the ARIA Singles Chart during the week of December 6, 1998.[29] It remained on the chart for 14 weeks, spending its last week on the chart at number fifty; it was certified golden by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), denoting shipments of over 35,000 units.[30] In New Zealand, it peaked at number eight on the singles chart, and spent nine weeks fluctuating in the singles chart.[31] "When You Believe" experienced its highest charting in Europe. In Kingdom of belgium, information technology reached number five on the Flemish region Ultratop fifty, and peaked at number 4 and spent 20 weeks on the Wallonian Ultratop forty.[32] During the calendar week of December five, 1998, "When You Believe" entered the Dutch Tiptop 40 at number fifty-four. The vocal spent twenty-i weeks on the singles chart and was peaked at number four.[33] Due to stiff single sales, the song entered the Finnish Singles Chart at number x, however, it only spent one calendar week in the chart.[34] In French republic, the song entered the French Singles Chart at number 14 on December v, 1998 and eventually peaked at number 5.[35] Afterwards spending 20 weeks fluctuating in the singles nautical chart, it was certified silver by the Syndicat National de fifty'Édition Phonographique (SNEP).[36] In Deutschland, it peaked at number 8 on the German language Singles Chart and was certified gold past the Bundesverband Musikindustrie, denoting shipments of over 250,000 units.[37] [38] The song peaked at number seven in Republic of ireland, where it spent xi weeks in the Irish Singles Chart.[39]

In Kingdom of norway, "When Y'all Believe" entered at number three on the VG-lista chart and peaked at number ii, spending three consecutive weeks at the position.[twoscore] Information technology was certified platinum by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) and spent xv weeks on the chart.[41] The song peaked at number two in Sweden and Switzerland, spending 20 and 24 weeks on the singles charts, respectively.[42] [43] The IFPI certified the vocal platinum in Sweden and aureate in Switzerland.[44] [45] "When Yous Believe" experienced high charting in the United Kingdom. It peaked at number four on the U.k. Singles Chart during the week of December nineteen, 1998 and spent 14 weeks on the nautical chart.[46] Equally of 2010, sales of the vocal in the Great britain are estimated at 260,000 units.[47]

Music videos [edit]

The single's music video was filmed at the Brooklyn University of Music during the fall of 1998.[iv] The video begins with Houston inbound a small arena equally she begins to sing the vocal's start verse. As she finishes her part, Carey appears on the stage as well, performing the 2d poesy and chorus. The video is prepare in a night studio accented by Egyptian settings, backdrops, and scenes inspired by The Prince of Egypt. An audience is on hand to emulate a concert-similar-setting, auspicious on both singers. Occasionally, home video clips of Carey and Houston appear throughout the video, likewise every bit clips of the last moments of the movie, during the splitting of the Cherry Sea. The video ends equally the room is illuminated, and the two singers are joined by a large choir. Equally they complete the song, Carey and Houston receive a continuing ovation from the oversupply, and leave the studio together, walking side by side as they disappear in the altitude. For the video, Carey and Houston both donned similar low-cutting black gowns, while Carey sported a long straight hairstyle, and Houston a pixie cut.[48]

The vocal'due south alternate video features a similar synopsis, where Houston begins singing the vocal on a large stone chantry in the eye of an auditorium. Every bit she finishes her poesy, Carey is seen walking upwardly the ramp in the background, joining Houston for her verse. They go along singing the vocal together, standing side by side and belongings hands. After completing the song, both singers exit the auditorium together equally in the first video, simulating ii friends enjoying time with each other.[four] Both videos are very like, only the alternate version does not characteristic an audience, choir or images, only the duo singing together atop the stone chantry.[4]

Live performances [edit]

The duo performed the song alive on The Oprah Winfrey Testify on November 26, 1998. Aside from the joint performance, Houston and Carey sang their own singles at the time, "I Learned from the Best" and "I Still Believe", respectively.[half dozen] Additionally, they sang the song live at the 71st Annual Academy Awards on March 21, 1999.[49] Before the performance, they were due to rehearse together a few days before their scheduled appearance. Houston withal, called in sick and had to miss the rehearsal. Reportedly, her excuse was not taken well, with academy executives calling it a "bullshit story." Conti, the academy's musical arranger, found a young female person singer to accept Houston'due south place, Janis Uhley. Earlier the functioning, Carey walked down the stage in a white tiptop and jeans, while choreographer Debbie Allen led the background singers.[49] As they began the functioning, Carey forgot the lyrics and stopped, as Uhley began singing in a "theatricality and gusto". Her exhibitionistic performance was not taken well by the directors, who called it "inappropriate and unnerving". Afterward she was removed from the stage, a new appointment was chosen for the rehearsal, ane that would accommodate both Houston and Carey.[49]

The adjacent night, later on they began the rehearsal, both singers had trouble performing the film version of the song. After hours of exercise and defoliation, they reached a compromise; they would sing a mash-up of the film and unmarried versions, which featured an additional span and instrumentation past Edmonds. For the Oscar ceremony, Houston and Carey wore matching white gowns, symbolizing "humbleness and simplicity."[fifty] Houston entered the arena, performing her verse, followed by Carey. As the song'south finale drew nigh, a full gospel choir joined the performance from large suspending golden scaffolding, all wearing large white tunics. After the original was nominated for the University Accolade, Schwartz refused to give Edmonds writing credits in nomination forms submitted to the academy.[8]

In 2016, Carey performed the song on her Sweetness Sugariness Fantasy Tour solo as Houston had died four years prior to the tour.[51]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Awards
Yr Ceremony Category Result Ref.
1999 71st University Awards Academy Award for Best Song Won [52]
4th Critics' Choice Awards Broadcast Moving picture Critics Association Award for Best Song Won [53]
1999 Gold Globes All-time Original Song (in a Motion Moving-picture show) Nominated [54]
2000 2000 Grammy Awards All-time Vocal Written Specifically for a Movement Pic or Television Nominated [55]
All-time Popular Collaboration with Vocals Nominated

Track listings and formats [edit]

Charts [edit]

Certifications and sales [edit]

Release history [edit]

Cover versions [edit]

The vocal has been covered by multiple artists; American Idol winner Candice Glover (left) and American singer Maren Morris (correct) take both covered the song

"When You Believe" was performed past American Idol contestant and winner Candice Glover on the twelfth season of the show. A studio recording of the song was also released as a single on iTunes. Glover performed "When You lot Believe" on American Idol on the "Divas" theme night on April 17, 2013.[129] Glover'due south performance was met with praise from the show's judges and it was by and large considered the best operation of the nighttime.[129] Rolling Stone wrote that Glover "got judges on their feet" with her "impeccable" operation.[130] Nicki Minaj exclaimed at the end of the operation that "And that is how yous do a Mariah Carey/Whitney Houston vocal".[131] Likewise, Billboard called Glover's performance "best unmarried showing of the night" and commented on the vocal delivery that "she knows precisely when to hit the sweet spot of a song, building up to that point with masterful restraint".[129] MTV News commented that Glover "positively slay[ed]" the song.[132]

The song was recorded past Irish musical ensemble Celtic Adult female and released every bit a single from their fifth studio album Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart (2010).[133] The song too appears on the Japanese release of their seventh studio album Celtic Woman: Believe (2011).[134] The vocal features lead vocals from i of the group'southward singers Chloë Agnew. In an interview for Chicago Music Mag, Chloë Agnew described the lyrics of the vocal as "really incredible".[135] She stated that "It is a songs that I listen to and wish I had written. Information technology's really and then special. I think a lot of people have found strength and hope in the lyrics. It's been really rewarding to meet and talk to people at our encounter and greet events come up and tell me how much that song means to them and how information technology has helped them".[135] Irish vocalizer Chloë Agnew recorded the track for her debut album Chloë (2002).[136] [137]

In 2011, the first flavour winner of The 10 Cistron, Melanie Amaro covered this song during the live functioning. In 2014, the song was performed alive by Teodora Sava when she was 13 years former, in duet with Nico, as special guests of the Romanaian kids talent show Adjacent Star.[138] Pentatonix and Maren Morris covered the vocal for Pentatonix's 2018 Christmas anthology Christmas Is Here!. Their encompass is also featured on The Best of Pentatonix Christmas.

American Belz Hasidic vocalist Shulem Lemmer covered the song, in his album The Perfect Dream, released in 2019.[139] Cynthia Erivo and Shoshana Edible bean, with piano accompaniment past Stephen Schwartz, performed the song every bit office of the Saturday Night Seder on April 11, 2020. This version was then released as a single on June 30, 2020.[140] Swede Isak Danielson, released a version equally a unmarried in Nov 2020.[141]

Leon Jackson version [edit]

"When You Believe"
When You Believe (Leon Jackson).jpg
Single past Leon Jackson
from the album Correct At present
Released December xvi, 2007 (2007-12-16)
Recorded 2007
Genre Pop
Length 4:16
Characterization Syco
Songwriter(southward) Stephen Schwartz
Producer(s) Steve Mac
Leon Jackson singles chronology
"When Y'all Believe"
(2007) 		"Don't Phone call This Beloved"
(2008)
The Ten Factor winner'due south single singles chronology
"A Moment Like This"
(2006) 		"When You Believe"
(2007) 		"Hallelujah"
(2008)

"When You lot Believe" was recorded by The 10 Factor winner Leon Jackson in Dec 2007, with slightly altered lyrics in the 2d verse, removing some religious overtones inside the song.[142] The single was available to download from midnight subsequently the result of the show on December xv, 2007, and a CD was rush-released mid-week, on December 19, 2007.[142] This was unusual as most new singles were released on a Monday to gain maximum sales for the UK Singles Chart the following Sunday. Exceptions included the previous 2 X Cistron winners whose were singles released in this manner, in order for them to compete to exist the Christmas number-1 unmarried, which they all became.[142] A video for the single was made by each of the final four of the serial; Jackson, Rhydian Roberts, Same Divergence, and Niki Evans. Withal, only the winner'south version of the song and video was released.

The vocal concluded 2007 every bit the yr's fourth biggest-selling unmarried in the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and remained number one into 2008.[143] However, information technology only managed to stay in the meridian forty for vii weeks, despite being atop the nautical chart for three weeks. Information technology also soon disappeared from the top 100, and was gone by late February.[144]

Music video [edit]

The music video, like previous Ten Gene winners singles, is very unproblematic, with Jackson singing the song in front of a large projection, with swooping shots of various landscapes behind him. It also features several clips from his time in The Ten Gene, from his first audition to the moment he was announced the winner and performed his single to close the series. Simon Cowell, Sharon Osbourne, Dannii Minogue, Louis Walsh, Dermot O'Leary and runner-up Rhydian Roberts all feature within the clips.

Chart performance [edit]

On December 23, 2007, it debuted at number one on the U.k. Singles Nautical chart, making information technology the coveted Christmas number one with sales of over 275,000 copies.[145] It stayed at number one for three weeks until it fell downwards to number five on its fourth week and and so fell another ten places to number fifteen in its fifth calendar week.[144] According to The Official Charts Company, the vocal has sold 506,000 copies in the U.k. equally of December 2012.[146] Additionally, It besides spent three weeks at the elevation of the Irish Singles Nautical chart.[145]

Charts and certifications [edit]

Weekly charts [edit]

Chart (2007–2008) Elevation
position
Europe (European Hot 100 Singles)[147] iv
Ireland (IRMA)[148] 1
Scotland (OCC)[149] 1
Uk Singles (OCC)[150] 1

Yr-finish charts [edit]

Chart (2007) Position
Ireland (IRMA)[151] 12
Britain Singles (Official Charts Visitor)[152] 4

Certifications [edit]

Run across also [edit]

  • Listing of United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Singles Chart number ones of the 2000s
  • List of number-one singles of 2007 (Ireland)

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External links [edit]

  • "When You Believe" on YouTube
  • "When Yous Believe" – Leon Jackson on YouTube
  • When You Believe at Discogs
  • When Y'all Believe (Leon Jackson) at Discogs

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